Author: Kay

Be sure to check out the new printable flags at FreePrintableFlags.com. There are now 464 printables, and as has been the case since I started the site a decade ago, each is free to download and print in PDF format.

At FreePrintableFlags.com, you’ll find all of the U.S. state flags and hundreds of country flags. Plus, print human rights flags, signal flags, sports flags, and more.

The 47 new flags represent the prefectures of Japan, from Aichi to Yamanashi. Download the flags with or without the name of the prefecture included. You can also choose from full-color or black-and-white outline format.

The site also has the flags of continents, states, territories and islands in both labeled and unlabeled versions.

You can also print sets of full-color educational flash cards with four flags on each sheet and each nation’s name in bold print on the reverse side.

FreePrintableFlags.com also has country flags with several on a sheet in 3-by-5-inch size as well as even smaller mini flags that are ideal for crafting or as food toppers.

The site even has the NATO flag and a pirate flag.

The newest of the nearly 4,500 signs at PrintableSigns.net includes placards related to accessibility and safety. Each has a free version to instantly download and print.

The new additions to PrintableSigns.net include bold, illustrated informational signs related to accessibility for people who benefit from assistive listening devices, audio descriptions, sign language interpreters, low-vision services, a telephone typewriter, or closed captioning. Some of the signs are a distinctive blue and white.

I’ve also added traffic signs, including bright yellow caution signs alerting motorists to deaf or visually impaired children at play.

Also new are several restriction signs dealing with leaving children unintended. You an also print an illustrated sign that reads: “Please do not sit here.”

Alert office slackers with a new sign related to ice cube tray refills.

PrintableSigns.net also has school signs, party signs, parking signs, sale signs, recycling signs, warning signs, and lots more.

Each sign is free in PDF form or $3.99 for a DOC version you can edit in Microsoft Word. The printables in the pandemic signs category are free in both formats.

Whether you’re looking for cute crafts for the classroom or a card for your sweetheart, you’ll find hundreds of Valentine’s Day printables at my FreePrintable.net websites. Each item has a free version to instantly download and print.

FreePrintableColoringPages.net has dozens of Valentine’s Day coloring pages with hearts, flowers, candy, teddy bears, and more. There are even dog, cat, and dinosaur couples to color.

You’ll find mazes, games, Valentines, school activities, Valentine’s Day cards, and more at FreePrintableValentines.net.

I recently added new Valentine’s stationery to FreePrintableStationery.net, including full-color and color-it-yourself designs. Plus, there are colorful Valentine’s Day borders at PageBorders.net and letterhead templates at FreeLetterheadTemplates.net. Flyers for Valentine’s Day parties and events are free at PrintableFlyerTemplates.net.

Get organized for the holiday with Valentine’s Day to do lists and shopping lists at PrintableToDoList.com and FreePrintableGroceryList.com.

The Valentine’s Day gift tags at FreePrintableGiftTags.net include full-color designs with hearts, kids, couples and even some happy robots. Attach a tag to a present, dessert, plant, or bouquet.

Print “World’s Best” Valentine’s Day certificates at FreePrintableCertificates.net. The site also has blank gift certificates to present.

There are Valentine recipe cards at FreePrintableRecipeCards.net, Valentine banners at PrintableBanners.net and Valentine fax cover sheets at FreeFaxCoverSheets.net.

Save time and a last-minute trip to the store this holiday. Happy Valentine’s Day!

Hey, printables fans! I know a lot of you look forward to my annual calendars websites. Well, Printable2023calendars.com is up and ready, with all of your favorite calendar designs. As always, they’re free to instantly download and print.

You’ll find monthly, year-on-a-page, and specialty calendars to use at work, home, or school.

Printable2023calendars.com has Monday start calendars, large print monthly calendars, year-on-a-page calendars with holidays in red, a vertical list calendar, calendars with the next month at the bottom, wallet-sized calendars, and even cute-and-colorful calendars.

You can download the basic monthly calendars one month at a time, or with all 12 months in one file. Take your pick from vertical or horizontal orientation, or download both.

Most of the calendars can be downloaded in either PDF or DOC format. With the DOC version, you can open the file in Microsoft Word or another compatible program and type in birthdays, appointments, and other notes before printing.

Besides the yearly calendars that I’ve been offering for nearly 15 years, there are also planners at PrintablePlanners.net, to do lists at PrintableToDoList.com, and other organizational printables at my various FreePrintable.net sites.

FreePrintable.net is also offering the 2023 Get Organized Pack. It is one of more than 60 themed Printables Packs that include a collection of printables in one convenient download. The Get Organized Pack is just $19 and includes 30 planning-related printables, from calendars and menu planners to cleaning checklists and password trackers.

For those of you who really like to plan ahead, the basic calendars are up at Printable2024calendars.com.

You may be busy during the holidays, but Santa Claus is busier. Help the guy out with printable letters from Santa from my website SantaPrintables.com.

There’s a huge selection of ready-to-print and customizable letters, including new letters from Santa with full-color illustrations found only at this site. All-new are: an elaborate decorative border, Santa with Christmas trees, African-American Santa and other designs.

SantaPrintables.com also has coloring pages, games, wish lists, and activities to print for free.

There’s a free PDF version of each letter, or you can opt to pay $5 for a DOC that can be typed into to customize the wording in Microsoft Word or another compatible program, adding names and other details.

The newest Santa letters address kids’ questions and issues such as: having dreamed about Santa, a name change, and celebrating Christmas early or late. Other letters cover: is Santa mad that they peeked at gifts, what if Santa gets sick, how are sleighs maintained, and will Santa will be careful not to let indoor pets escape. (He will!)

I’ve added to the letters templates designed for when a parent is away, such as in the military or incarcerated. There are also letters explaining why it’s not possible to contact Santa via phone or in person. There are also letters in which Santa mentions having met the child at school or a shopping mall. Also new are a few letters especially for beginning readers. Or, print Baby’s First Christmas letters.

SantaPrintables.com also has letters from Rudolph the reindeer, elves, Mrs. Claus, and other friends from the North Pole.

The site has funny letters for older kids or grownups, including a new letter for students away at college. Some letters are even addressed to the family pets.

The Santa letter templates at SantaPrintables.com are digitally “signed” by Santa. They’re free as PDFs or $5 for the customizable DOC version.

The site has 243 printables in all!

If you’re shopping for gifts or meals, traveling for the holidays, or need to make a list, simply head to FreePrintableGroceryList.com.

There are two dozen new printable lists at the site, ranging from blank, lined grocery lists to packing and other specialty lists. There are 383 printables at the site, including menu planners, labels, substitutions lists, pantry lists, and more.

The newest specialty shopping lists include a checklist for building a delicious charcuterie board. You’ll also find a version of the classic “dirty dozen” produce list. FreePrintableGroceryList.com also has grocery lists for foods commonly eaten on special diets.

The site’s popular Master Grocery List has dozens of items pre-filled with checkboxes next to each.

Along with detailed, illustrated lists, there are just-added simple blank shopping lists with three vertical, lined lists on each sheet to cut apart and use. The graphics include: a car, a cat, a dog, citrus fruit, a fish, and a U.S. flag.

FreePrintableGroceryList.com also has lists for shopping for donations, packing for trips or moving, and more. The newest additions include lists for: back to school shopping, childbirth preparation, diaper bags, and packing for a college dorm. There’s also a new list for shopping IKEA stores by aisle and item number.

The holiday lists now include a Halloween shopping list to complement the Thanksgiving, Hannukah, and Christmas lists already at the site.

Also new are a delivery and takeout tipping guide and a “large purchase” tipping guide. There is also a new tracker for comparing fuel prices at various gas stations.

FreePrintableGroceryList.com also has a coordinated coupon binder with a price guide and budgeting tools. There’s also an illustrated baking journal page with hole punch guides. It’s ideal for tracking bread and pastry baking times and other details.

Everything at the site is free to download and print in PDF or editable DOC format. Using Microsoft Word or another compatible program, you can type list or menu items onto the page before printing.

I’ve added a bunch of new, distinctive planner pages to PrintablePlanners.net. From functional academic year planners to fun holiday party and meal-trackers, there’s so much from which to choose!

PrintablePlanners.net was launched in 2008 with a selection of basic planner refills to print. There are now more than 1,144 printables at the site, and as always, there are both free and premium versions of each item.

The newest additions include academic year planners with several months on each page. I’ve also added new new yearly planners themed for: school, gardening, travel, and home renovations, as well as editorial content for advertisers and publishers.

You’ll also find several new planners, guest lists and menu templates for parties and events. Each page features a distinctive, colorful header Birthday, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s are all represented.

Of course, as it has since day one, PrintablePlanners.net has refill pages for traditional planners sized to fit Franklin Covey, Day-Timer, and Day Runner as well as sizes ranging from mini and pocket to desktop and executive.

You can also instantly download and print specialty journals, bullet journals, cute decorative planners, planner stickers, an author planner, a baby planner, and coordinated planner pages with floral or watercolor designs. The 5- and 10-year planners are designed for jotting down a few sentences on a specific date for years!

Each printable is free to print individually in PDF form to write on by hand. The premium DOC (Microsoft Word) version is $4 per design. Or, site users can purchase an entire collection of planner inserts in one size in one convenient download for $9.



There are even more organizational printables at PrintableToDoList.com, PrintablePaper.net, and FreePrintableGroceryList.com, which have to do lists, papers, and grocery lists. Another cool option is premium personal or business Planner Packs, each of which have 50 printables and cost $19 each.

You’ll find hundreds of Halloween printables at my FreePrintable.net sites, from cute to creepy, for home, school, and work.

Kids (or grownups!) can color ghosts, mummies, werewolves, and more on the free coloring pages from FreePrintableColoringPages.net.

Or, party hosts can hand out prize certificates for pumpkin carving and costume contests.

New this year are Halloween letterhead templates with colorful mummies, haunted houses, and Jack-o-lanterns. Find even more stationery designs at FreePrintableStationery.net. Just like the Halloween borders at PageBorders.net, these can be used for invitations, flyers, page borders, and more.

There are ghoulish gift tags at FreePrintableGiftTags.net, freaky flyers at PrintableFlyerTemplates.net, and lots more.

There are even more printables with Frankenstein’s monster, witches, pumpkins, skeletons, and other iconic images on the Halloween games and activities at HalloweenPrintables.net. And you can print free masks at PrintableMasks.net.

You find free Halloween recipe cards at FreePrintableRecipeCards.net.

There’s a free version of every printable, and some (such as certificates and recipe cards) have a free PDF to print out and write on, while an editable DOC (Microsoft Word) file is also available for a few dollars. Or, consider the time-saving option of paying $12 for a specially curated Halloween Pack of 50 of the most popular Halloween printables.

Happy Halloween!